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00:02:39.580 there's two ways to approach today one with is with

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00:03:02.480 perspective some historic perspective on what France has just done and this you know 10 point

00:03:09.760 plan from Iran and why it is absolutely unworkable we'll do that here in 60 seconds first

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00:04:17.660 All right, so let me go over the 10-point plan.

00:04:23.800 And the only two of the points don't need the rest of the eight

00:04:28.440 because it's unworkable because of two points.

00:04:30.720 And I'll explain why here in a second.

00:04:32.680 The deadline for Trump is tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern time.

00:04:38.420 he says he is going to go after uh everything uh he's going to go after their power plants

00:04:45.980 their bridges etc etc he can't actually do that i mean you can go after power plants but he

00:04:53.680 he has to have a real legitimate military reason for it you don't want to hurt the people and by

00:04:59.900 the way that would be a really bad thing according to the geneva convention you don't

00:05:04.020 You just don't take power away and just make the whole country suffer.

00:05:08.380 You have to have legitimate reasons to strike those things.

00:05:13.240 And if they strike, that's what they will be doing.

00:05:16.780 They will be talking about those legitimate reasons on what they struck.

00:05:20.620 And we'll know beginning tonight at 8 o'clock.

00:05:24.720 Now, some people say this is Taco Tuesday.

00:05:28.020 Trump always, what is it?

00:05:29.060 Trump always chickens out.

00:05:30.260 Trump always chickens out.

00:05:31.500 Yeah.

00:05:31.940 I don't think he does.

00:05:33.020 I really don't think he does. I think he makes his statements and usually people move. And last night, it looked like maybe they were moving because they came out with this 10-point proposal. But there's two parts of it that are just unworkable, totally unworkable. The first part of the proposal is a guarantee that Iran would not be attacked again and an end to Israeli strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, lifting all of the sanctions as well.

00:05:58.940 Well, that's not going to happen.

00:06:00.420 It's just not going to happen.

00:06:01.860 It's unreasonable to think it would.

00:06:03.920 Then they said they would also lift their blockade of the shipping route through the

00:06:08.320 Strait of Hormuz.

00:06:10.080 However, they added on that they also now get to, you know, have a fee that they would

00:06:15.980 impose per ship of $2 million per ship.

00:06:20.820 No, that's not going to happen either.

00:06:22.560 That's not going to happen.

00:06:24.400 So why?

00:06:25.300 Why can't that happen?

00:06:27.240 Why can't that happen?

00:06:28.020 I want to give you some history that you may know, many people in America do not know.

00:06:35.620 Our first foreign war was actually started and finished by Thomas Jefferson.

00:06:42.560 We have to go back in the early 1800s, just after the ink is just barely dry on the Constitution.

00:06:49.400 The United States is young.

00:06:51.040 We are broke.

00:06:51.860 We're trying to figure out, you know, what it means to exist in a world that really doesn't

00:06:56.500 care about all men are created equal.

00:06:58.360 We're completely alone in that idea.

00:07:01.240 And then on the other side of the earth in the Mediterranean, which nobody had been over

00:07:06.280 to the Mediterranean.

00:07:07.120 I mean, very few had been over the Mediterranean back then.

00:07:10.800 There's a system that had been in place for generations that most Americans didn't even

00:07:15.140 understand.

00:07:15.720 And it was led by the Barbary pirates operating out of Tripoli and Tunis and Algiers and Morocco.

00:07:23.740 But Tripoli played a big, big, big role.

00:07:27.320 This was highly organized.

00:07:30.620 It was state backed and they would go out as pirates and they would seize ships.

00:07:36.340 They would seize crews, cargo.

00:07:38.760 And if you were lucky, you were held for ransom.

00:07:41.240 if not you were just disappeared into slavery because they could do whatever they wanted with

00:07:47.180 you because you were an infidel europe had been dealing with this system for a very long time 0.97

00:07:52.320 for years for decades europe had paid the toll it had paid the bribe um and it said just leave

00:08:00.680 our ships alone do whatever you want with the women and children just leave our ships alone 1.00

00:08:04.080 that was britain france and spain they were the main ones and they had made a quiet agreement to

00:08:10.480 pay an annual tribute and you know they would pay them whatever they wanted it was just quote

00:08:16.200 the cost of doing business pay the rulers along the barbary coast and your merchant ships can move

00:08:22.700 refuse and your merchant ships are going to be taken everything on them is going to be taken

00:08:28.560 and your people will be taken so everybody in europe was like okay i gotta we gotta pay for it 0.74

00:08:37.820 because nobody wanted to fight him. Then America shows up. And at first under George Washington,

00:08:43.480 we did exactly that. We did what everybody else was doing. We paid and we paid a lot.

00:08:48.960 And we have to remember, there was no Navy to speak of. We didn't have an appetite to fight

00:08:53.740 another war. We had just gotten out of the war for independence. So the last thing we want to do is

00:08:57.260 like, hey, let's go fight another war. Kind of like how popular it is right now. So money goes

00:09:04.360 out the door to keep American crews from being dragged off in chains. And it doesn't work

00:09:10.480 because why? When you are negotiating with terrorists, when you're doing bribery, what

00:09:16.960 happens? You pay and then they're like, you know what? I think you can pay more. The demands grow.

00:09:21.740 They always do. They demand more money. So at one point, nearly one fifth of our federal revenue

00:09:29.520 is tied up in tribute. Imagine that. That's like, imagine that it's slightly less than what

00:09:36.020 California is stealing from us today. 20% of our budget was going to the Barbary pirates,

00:09:43.520 the Islamists over in Tripoli. Just as our country is being born, we are already being 1.00

00:09:50.020 taxed 20% by a foreign power that is offering us nothing in return, but the promise of we're

00:09:56.300 going to leave you alone. We'll look the other way until we decide to raise the price. Jefferson

00:10:01.340 gets in and he's like, okay, this is ridiculous. This can't happen. So we have the first foreign 1.00

00:10:08.820 war, the Barbary Pirates War. Not good. We refuse to pay. The ruler of the Barbary Pirates goes to

00:10:22.000 a U.S. consulate and he cuts down the flagpole, the U.S. flagpole. Well, that was a declaration

00:10:28.180 of war. And so we went to war. Now, when we go to war, what does Thomas Jefferson do? He

00:10:33.840 suggests that a copy of the Quran is printed in English. We have an original copy at our

00:10:42.200 library in Dallas. And in that Quran, it actually has a warning. It says, look, you have to read

00:10:50.160 this you have to read this you have to read it in context you have to read the whole thing

00:10:54.640 and you have to remember it because these people are serious and you're going to you are not going

00:10:59.400 to believe the this is i'm quoting you're not going to believe the absurdities that a good

00:11:04.280 portion of the world actually believes like slavery you just take people's slaves now it's

00:11:10.920 weird because we also agree with slavery at that time or many people do so they're looking at the

00:11:17.800 around and saying, this is what the Barbary pirates believe. This is why we can't negotiate

00:11:22.280 with them. So we are now facing this decision we can't avoid. We have to either keep paying

00:11:28.600 or what? We become Europe, pay it and accept whatever line comes next. Or we do what Jefferson

00:11:39.260 said. I saw this in Europe and it's not going to work out well. He knew that the tribute doesn't

00:11:44.000 by peace. It buys time. And listen to this. It buys time in what always happens when the clock

00:11:50.960 is running. The time always runs out. So America fights. Not popular, not convenient. It feels

00:12:00.720 exactly like it feels today. Our Navy, however, is really small. The distance is like to the other

00:12:07.160 side of the moon supply lines are almost non-existent the guarantee is uh or the outcome

00:12:13.620 is not guaranteed this is where we get from the marines leather necks they actually put leather

00:12:19.500 and tie them on around their necks so they can't be beheaded as they are fighting with the barbary

00:12:25.260 pirates okay so we go to war but the alternative is worse which is a permanent tax paid to people 1.00

00:12:31.980 who see you as nothing but prey you are prey or you are a slave or we can kill you 1.00

00:12:39.300 there's a line in the song for the marines to the shores of tripoli and every time you sing 0.70

00:12:50.300 that song but nobody really knows you know it uh it's just a song now but basically what that

00:12:57.900 means is we're done paying. We are not going to pay anymore. Now, we fought. It didn't end piracy

00:13:05.020 overnight, didn't fix everything, but it broke the assumption that the only way to survive was

00:13:10.000 to hand over money and hope. Okay, why am I telling you this stupid story? Because for the last few 0.99

00:13:17.200 days, as I've seen this negotiation go on, I'm thinking to myself, this is the same pattern.

00:13:21.200 this is exactly the same pattern you've got a narrow stretch of water the world depends on this

00:13:28.780 the strait of hormuz it's sitting near that choke choke point where we get all of our oil and a

00:13:34.740 regime that is sitting there an islamist regime exactly like the barbary pirates no if we create 1.00

00:13:42.080 enough instability we can we can force people to pay to keep things moving so deals start forming

00:13:50.300 keep the passages open we got to keep the tankers moving so who leans into this first

00:13:56.280 of course first at the plate france and france they believe france has already negotiated to pay

00:14:05.760 two million dollars per ship that's insanity well energy needs are real and the people don't want

00:14:15.600 war okay mr frenchy french okay say what you want but you know i don't think you've changed since

00:14:24.000 the days when all your men used to paint their faces white and put that black mole on their 0.86

00:14:28.140 cheek you're exactly the same people you were during the barbary pirate war uh but it will

00:14:33.460 buy us time buy us time for what when when you have one side applying pressure what do they use

00:14:42.200 that time for to get stronger and more entrenched and what do you use it for well we are going to

00:14:49.160 eat cake we are going to go back to sleep because we think everything is fine exactly right and

00:14:55.400 eventually the bill is going to come due because it always does so here we are the united states

00:15:01.800 in exactly the same position that thomas jefferson was in whether you want to admit it or not that's

00:15:08.160 it. Here we are. We're looking at the sea lanes and we're saying to the rest of the world, I don't

00:15:13.240 know about the rest of you, but we ain't paying it. We're not doing it. We're taking on a risk

00:15:19.180 that everyone else in the world is like, no, we will just manage our payments. We will be safer

00:15:25.560 in the short term. There's a cost to that, a huge cost and a cost to what we're doing,

00:15:32.260 financial, political, human. It's not clean. It's not popular.

00:15:38.620 People are saying, this is overreach. Really?

00:15:44.080 To me, it looks like we're carrying the weight once again that others have chosen to set down.

00:15:49.720 But this president is not carrying that weight for France or England. You go ahead,

00:15:54.580 make your own deal. You want your oil? Go get it. Go get it. But exactly like our first

00:16:01.800 foreign war with the Barbary pirates, the Islamist Barbary pirates, there comes a time when somebody 0.97

00:16:07.820 needs to stand up and say, no, this is an evil system. We are viewed as prey to these people.

00:16:15.360 We are not paying them so they can become stronger. If access to the world's arteries,

00:16:21.540 whether it's the Mediterranean, whether it's the Persian Gulf, doesn't matter. If it all depends on

00:16:27.240 paying these people off paying people off who could whoever threatens you then trade is not

00:16:34.920 free it's conditional it's taxed by force and once that becomes normal it spreads

00:16:42.520 back in jefferson's time

00:16:47.000 the world was convinced that's just how is how everything works you just pay the barbary pirates

00:16:53.780 because fighting them is so hard.

00:16:58.720 My little black mole on my really super painted white face might peel off.

00:17:05.600 And so they just lived with it until somebody stepped up and went, 1.00

00:17:09.660 now that's a stupid system. 1.00

00:17:13.700 Look at the pattern side by side. 1.00

00:17:16.340 Really hard to ignore.

00:17:19.300 And by the way, let me add this to the pattern.

00:17:21.940 Do you know who's really against foreign wars?

00:17:23.780 thomas jefferson

00:17:26.680 now there'll be a foreign war

00:17:30.100 but then he saw the ideology that is exactly the same and the logic that we're fighting today is

00:17:38.500 exactly the same and intact pay now deal with the consequences later or refuse and pay the

00:17:46.400 consequences immediately when you're strong not after making them stronger neither path is easy

00:17:53.040 one just hides the cost longer makes you feel better

00:17:56.820 have a croissant

00:18:00.500 Europe learned or thought I thought they did

00:18:06.120 maybe they've forgotten their own history but they're making the same

00:18:09.920 calculation again what I find

00:18:13.660 fascinating is I'm going to wildly butcher and

00:18:17.580 and paraphrase Jefferson here but Jefferson

00:18:22.080 when we ended the barbary pirates war we didn't finish the job okay because

00:18:28.900 we're tired of these foreign wars so we didn't finish the job and 0.99

00:18:35.420 he gave america some advice and i'm going to paraphrase him wildly paraphrase him here but

00:18:43.000 it's it seems like the exact advice that we need to hear basically he said hey everybody

00:18:50.940 we've just fought a foe that sees you as prey we just fought a foe that will kill you because 0.80

00:18:59.440 their god says they can because you're an infidel they will take your wives and your children as 1.00

00:19:05.600 slaves because they can they believe these things religiously this is not just some ideology this

00:19:14.600 is a a religious fervor that has been put into a political system and if we're not careful 0.53

00:19:25.160 if we don't finish this war they will come back stronger and we will have to fight what may be

00:19:34.300 america's last war boy the parallels here are just worth paying attention to aren't they

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00:20:54.120 Let me just bring Ricky and Jason in on this.

00:21:09.400 I mean, I find this, these parallels, unbelievable.

00:21:15.080 I mean, it's exactly the same thing.

00:21:17.680 you're like the only broadcaster who can refer to history and make it make sense in today's

00:21:24.540 headlines um i'm not just saying that because i like my job but i would like to ask you and jason

00:21:30.760 what you guys think would be good deal points if these are unacceptable what would actually

00:21:37.940 benefit the u.s and you know save the world from nuclear annihilation so i would say this is not

00:21:45.120 what the president is going for but a free people but you can't give them that freedom they're going

00:21:49.880 to have to earn that at some point they're going to have to come out in the streets and earn that

00:21:53.740 freedom um uh but free flow of oil no more terrorist funding that's that those are the

00:22:03.980 two things i want i mean besides don't kill your own people okay critics would say that there was

00:22:10.200 free flow of oil before

00:22:12.300 they bombed Iran. 0.63

00:22:13.960 Was there? Nope. Was there really?

00:22:17.060 Jason? Jason?

00:22:18.300 No, absolutely not. There is

00:22:20.440 now this 10-part plan.

00:22:23.000 Points 6 through

00:22:24.240 10 are basically codifying

00:22:26.220 what they've been doing forever.

00:22:28.060 Nowhere in the world would we allow

00:22:30.360 a nation-state to threaten

00:22:32.500 any kind of tanker,

00:22:34.440 any kind of cargo ship the way Iran

00:22:36.340 does in the Straits of Hormuz. They're

00:22:38.140 trying to codify that right now. They're trying to codify a Barbary Pirates-esque situation

00:22:43.700 in the Straits. This is an absolute no-go. There's no way the Trump administration is

00:22:49.240 considering this seriously. No, no. And if that's really where they are,

00:22:57.640 I wonder what Trump is going to do tonight at eight o'clock. I mean, because it is, it's a,

00:23:05.460 I mean, he laid it out clearly. I think he laid it out so vividly. I don't know what he can

00:23:14.480 actually do or what he's willing to do on that, but it could be a very dicey 8 p.m. deadline.

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00:24:58.920 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:25:05.500 You know, I want to bring Jason in on a conversation here in just a second.

00:25:10.080 But before I do, I want to remind you that today we are releasing something on YouTube.

00:25:17.800 that special we did on the Islamic blueprint to take over America

00:25:25.280 and fundamentally transform us and build a caliphate.

00:25:30.500 We have had so many people ask us for additional information,

00:25:36.340 and then we had a lot of the insiders say,

00:25:38.180 I want to send this to my friends, but you've got to be a torch insider.

00:25:42.360 Well, I wanted to make the whole thing available on YouTube,

00:25:46.340 but I can't because of the YouTube rules and regulations, but this is such an important

00:25:52.900 special. We want to make sure that we get this out. Um, you know, after September 11th, and this

00:25:57.500 is, this is the framework I want you to look at this in September 11th happens. The attacks

00:26:03.480 happen and everything we build after September 11th was aimed at stopping planes or bombs.

00:26:11.400 You know, we couldn't imagine people flying planes into our buildings.

00:26:16.140 We couldn't imagine somebody putting bombs in their shoes.

00:26:18.720 But everything we did, you could see it, you could track it, you could respond to it.

00:26:26.640 And that's the way we think here.

00:26:30.820 But it is the way we look at danger, and it's a house of mirrors, okay, because it narrows danger.

00:26:41.400 We stood up the Department of Homeland Security, we put the TSA in, every traveler, every plane, we had layered intelligence, top of intelligence, all of it still, you know, I guess makes sense for that kind of threat, but we didn't do anything.

00:26:59.580 We spent long hours preparing for one pattern, and when you do that, you miss the other patterns, and the other pattern doesn't come with flying airplanes into buildings.

00:27:12.480 It doesn't want the attention because attention makes you stand up and go, uh-oh, we need to defend against this.

00:27:21.000 so our special tonight does not take on muslims as as whole it takes on islamists

00:27:29.920 people who are very very clear barbary pirates iran that kind of an attitude in their own words

00:27:39.000 their faith is not meant to stay personal it is meant to become the government system globally

00:27:46.340 okay you can read it you can read it in court records internal memos speeches uh sermons that

00:27:54.000 they're giving in the mosques of america we have all of it and they assume that time is on their

00:28:00.240 side we think in election cycles they don't so the method doesn't look like what we're expected

00:28:07.500 we're trained to expect planes blowing up in the sky that's what we're trained

00:28:12.380 and when that doesn't happen everything else seems like a conspiracy theory because why 1.00

00:28:19.000 wouldn't they just blow up a building because that's stupid quite honestly it is really stupid 1.00

00:28:23.040 our immigration our speech our courts local politics all of those things all of those things 1.00

00:28:31.680 have become our weakness but they used to be part of what made our country work but because

00:28:38.540 We are not paying attention. They're being used.

00:28:43.320 You see pieces of this overseas.

00:28:45.980 You see, if you look over in London, you look over in France, anywhere in Europe,

00:28:51.900 neighborhoods where integration is not happening.

00:28:56.660 What filled its space?

00:28:58.740 The authorities hesitated, sometimes out of fear of getting it wrong,

00:29:02.960 sometimes out of a political calculation, 0.75

00:29:04.780 to the point to where they are not arresting people who are raping their children.

00:29:08.540 and it's getting harder and harder to fight.

00:29:16.060 Except in places where people started to notice.

00:29:20.960 When people start to notice, if they notice early on and do something,

00:29:25.120 well, then you can fight it.

00:29:26.220 But most places notice too late, and now the system is hardening around it.

00:29:32.520 You know, we talk like the threat has to look the same as it did in 2001,

00:29:37.260 And if it doesn't, we wave it off or we say it's a conspiracy theory.

00:29:44.080 Meanwhile, time is passing.

00:29:49.680 What do weak enemies want?

00:29:53.240 They want time, time to build, time to harden, time to get stronger.

00:29:58.860 and so with this kind of approach you don't get a a moment anywhere where everybody agrees

00:30:07.680 something's changed you get a series of small adjustments policy here a court case here a line

00:30:13.220 that moves a little and then and stays there and then moves a little bit on this side a little bit

00:30:18.020 further and most people don't track that kind of change they're busy they trust if something

00:30:23.520 serious would happen, it would be obvious, but it isn't. That's the blueprint. That's the plan.

00:30:31.420 And there isn't an agency that you can build that fixes that. You can't screen for an idea

00:30:36.380 at a checkpoint. You can't flag it as a carry-on. It comes down to whether a country is clear

00:30:43.100 about what it is and what it's willing to hold as a line without drifting every time it gets

00:30:50.760 comfortable and every country doesn't know what it is anymore and it won't hold a line

00:30:57.420 you got to hold a line and if you don't hold that line the pressure starts to reshape

00:31:08.340 the entire system so i laid all of this out in a documentary style it's a live documentary we

00:31:16.780 went back to the source material and we went all the way back at the beginning source material

00:31:22.500 not commentary source material and i wanted it to speak for itself people who saw it along the way

00:31:30.620 and allowed it to pass now i can't show you this without edits we wanted to do it on youtube but

00:31:39.400 it doesn't fit there because uh they won't allow some things to be said so we have to play by their

00:31:45.360 rules. So this is an edited version of it. You want the peel-the-skin-off-your-face version,

00:31:51.220 you go to glenbeck.com and join us on the torch, and you'll see that. But going up today at noon,

00:31:57.240 you can find it at youtube.com slash glen. Sorry, slash glenbeck. Thank you. youtube.com

00:32:04.380 slash glenbeck. You can find it there. Also, can you get the documents there, or do you have to

00:32:09.600 go to Stop the Conquest? Go to stoptheconquest.com. We'll link to that in the description on YouTube,

00:32:14.560 which, by the way, we're already ad-limited for just running the trailer to the special on YouTube.

00:32:20.680 A lot of folks asking why we're not putting it on Rumble.

00:32:23.220 Because YouTube is the biggest Google platform.

00:32:25.120 We want as many people as possible to see it.

00:32:27.040 So share it, like it, comment.

00:32:29.580 Thank you.

00:32:30.280 So, thank you, Ricky.

00:32:32.340 So if you will, just go to youtube.com slash Glenn Beck and share it.

00:32:37.720 We are making this because we had a lot of insiders say, I want to share this with my family.

00:32:41.980 I want you to share this with your churches.

00:32:43.520 i want you to share this with anyone who will wake up and say you know what we've got to organize in

00:32:52.680 our own town we have to make sure this stuff isn't creeping through somebody and and all of the

00:32:58.560 documents i mean i am not asking you to trust me i am i've put all of the documents we have a what

00:33:04.840 is it a 30 35 page little booklet that goes with it it's free 35 page booklet that takes you through

00:33:10.820 the entire story does not have my name or my face on any of it. So you can share it with people who

00:33:16.360 hate my guts. Um, and it also has hyperlinks to all of the documents. So you don't have to say,

00:33:23.700 no, no, no, really trust me. This is how, no, no, no. Read the documents. It's from them.

00:33:29.460 It's from courts. It's, it's from, uh, uh, trusted sites. Um, and you'll be able to have

00:33:37.780 all of that so you can pass that on to your friends again that happens at noon today all

00:33:43.300 right let me go to uh jason and and ask you jason one question we are

00:33:53.140 this could be crazy i just had this thought as i was listening to your insider break

00:33:59.340 and you were talking about what's coming possibly tonight with the president

00:34:04.540 you know the president has made it very clear get your own oil he's tired he's tired of it

00:34:11.720 you know England is not going to let us use any of their bases if we strike anything today

00:34:16.480 that's fine fine and he's tired of it and he said kind of in a pissy mood last week get your own oil

00:34:24.060 you want your oil we're not going to pay for it we're not going to we're not going to defend it

00:34:27.880 you send your troops down you send your boats down and you defend your own ships we'll defend 0.91

00:34:33.280 ours because we don't really need the oil but you know we're going to take some of the oil because

00:34:37.900 if the oil gets stuck there all oil it's a market all oil goes up so even the oil unless you want

00:34:45.560 to nationalize our oil industry here in america it will float with the free market and that's a

00:34:50.880 really bad thing to nationalize so don't even think about that but it's going to go up as oil

00:34:54.440 becomes more expensive because china or whoever will start to buy from us and that's good because 1.00

00:35:01.120 that will fund our exploration and everything else, but it's bad because it makes the price

00:35:07.120 go up. So we're going to go in and we're going to get our own oil and our own flagships. Let me ask

00:35:13.300 you this. He said in 19, I think 82 or 83, that if I were president, I'd go get Carg Island and I

00:35:20.280 just take it and we'd have all the oil we need from that area. Is there a possibility that he

00:35:26.980 is setting up a situation to where we will claim karg island as ours and we will just say it's now

00:35:37.900 american territory we won it in war and it's ours and we're going to take the oil from karg island 1.00

00:35:43.220 and that's that's where we're getting our oil and we will protect it and we will we will protect

00:35:50.440 our ships but the rest of you go pound sand you protect your own ships is there a possibility

00:35:56.180 that that's what's coming personally i i do not believe that and you look back at venezuela the

00:36:02.960 president could have done that in venezuela but he didn't he didn't even really do a full regime

00:36:08.420 change there he just allowed for someone need to you didn't need to well i mean he doesn't not sure

00:36:16.720 go ahead he doesn't need to in this case either he just needs a regime that is going to operate

00:36:23.900 within our interests and within the interests of the rest of the global supply that uses

00:36:28.580 the oil from Iran. I think that what he is probably threatening that to expose what the

00:36:35.800 ridiculousness of NATO and Western countries has been for this. Like when you mentioned how he

00:36:40.380 said, go get your own oil, you know, if you want to defend it, what does he know? He knows that

00:36:45.040 they can't because they have not built a sufficient Navy. They don't have a sufficient defense budget,

00:36:50.700 even if they did want to park a few ships out there to even fund them. He knows the situation

00:36:55.620 as it is. This war has exposed a lot of stuff. It's exposed what Iran's true intentions are, 0.90

00:37:02.320 what they want to do, which is toll every single and shut down the Strait of Hormuz whenever they

00:37:06.160 want to do. But it's also exposed the ridiculousness of Western Europe. Western Europe is an absolute

00:37:12.500 joke right now. They can't defend anything they've had. They've been relying on us since World War II

00:37:17.840 and they've just kind of assumed

00:37:19.940 that there was always going to be a situation

00:37:21.680 to where there would be no calamity.

00:37:24.760 There would be no reason to worry.

00:37:26.540 Well, there's always reason to worry

00:37:28.120 and it's exposing all of that right now.

00:37:30.900 There is a fundamental shift that's going to happen

00:37:33.060 in both the Middle East

00:37:34.440 and the reality on the ground after this war

00:37:37.980 but also fundamental realities in Western Europe.

00:37:41.100 They have to wake up.

00:37:42.040 They cannot rely on us anymore

00:37:43.920 and I think President Trump is signaling to them

00:37:46.400 the gig is up.

00:37:47.840 You have got to start relying on yourselves, defending yourselves, so that we can start to disengage.

00:37:54.980 Time is over. It's done.

00:37:56.680 We live in miraculous times.

00:38:00.080 By the way, we're going to talk about the rescue, which was, if you listen to the president's speech yesterday,

00:38:05.940 oh my gosh, this thing was one of the most incredible operations I've ever even heard of.

00:38:15.020 the way we brought helicopters in and then i think we changed out the engines of some of these

00:38:21.540 helicopters in like 15 minutes we knew what had happened in 1979 with you know our helicopters

00:38:27.620 burning in the sands of the desert in a rent i mean this thing was the most complex

00:38:32.600 rescue i have ever even heard of and we have ed rush who is a former top gun pilot he's going to

00:38:41.680 take us through the entire thing here in about 15 minutes uh and and by the way in case you don't

00:38:47.160 know somebody said to me the other day top gun i thought that was a movie no no that's actually

00:38:51.860 that's actually a real school that they send you to and in fact jared isaacman who is now the head

00:38:59.080 of nasa is the guy he started a private business bought up all of these fighter planes and then

00:39:06.680 trained pilots to go play the bad guys at the top gun school so when they do dog fights they are

00:39:14.100 fighting jerek isaacman's company uh i don't know if he still has it but it was his company for a

00:39:21.120 long long time he started it um and and one of the guys who was in those dog fights uh a former top

00:39:29.100 gun uh pilot and a retired u.s marine who has been on missions like this not not like this but

00:39:35.000 similar, knows all about them, is going to take us through that incredible story here in about

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00:41:18.520 i mean i think my manhood is being questioned here in the studio by ricky

00:41:24.360 i mean i you know i said i think i could climb a seven foot thousand seven seven thousand foot

00:41:30.580 mountain and she said not with mountain lions and i'm like where were the mountain lions what

00:41:34.420 are you even talking about a metaphor well you didn't make the irgc you didn't make that clear

00:41:39.680 and i also wouldn't have a broken ankle i think the guy had a broken ankle you have a broken back

00:41:44.280 We're going to get we're going to get we're going to get the full story of what happened yesterday, including the red, white and blue striped American Eagle underwear that I mean, did they leave their underwear behind for the IRGC to find and stand?

00:42:01.960 And if it was that Photoshop, what is that?

00:42:04.300 And what does dude 44 even mean?

00:42:06.780 How do you get that call sign?

00:42:08.580 The whole story is amazing.

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00:44:21.220 this is going to be a fascinating hour we have ed rush with us he's a former top gun pilot

00:44:32.240 retired U.S. Marine. He is going to take us through the entire story of what happened

00:44:38.900 trying to find Dude 44 Bravo. I heard the president and everybody else, including the CIA

00:44:47.060 and Pete Hankseth and everybody, talk about how this thing went down. And I noticed something

00:44:52.800 about the president. Not once did the president say, and I did, and I, and this is what I,

00:44:59.340 not once the entire thing he kept talking about what they did what they did what they did

00:45:05.580 and you could hear it i i don't think i've ever heard the president that in awe of a group of

00:45:14.720 people and what they did i mean he took almost a back seat to this he said you know you know

00:45:21.020 obviously i authorized this but what they did what they had planned what the the contingencies that

00:45:26.780 they had ready. The guy was in awe. And quite honestly, in listening to it, so was I. I mean,

00:45:33.940 I don't know of another country that would do this to save one person. Has it ever even been

00:45:39.460 done before? It's incredible. So Ed's going to fill us in as a former Top Gun pilot. He's going

00:45:46.620 to fill us in. I mean, the first thing I want to know is, has he ever ejected out of a plane?

00:45:51.060 Because I hear that. I mean, you're sitting pretty much on like dynamite and it just blows you out

00:45:55.580 of the plane that's got to be wildly violent what happened do we know what happened to bravo how did

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00:47:27.840 There's so many amazing things that have happened.

00:47:30.880 I mean, everybody was born for a reason at this time

00:47:34.480 and God is using all of us.

00:47:36.280 I mean, look what happened in space yesterday.

00:47:39.900 It's just miracles happening in space.

00:47:42.020 And then the gospel is being preached from space.

00:47:44.580 And then this pilot, what does he signal?

00:47:47.600 Say, I'm alive.

00:47:48.660 God is good.

00:47:50.060 I mean, it's just incredible what is happening.

00:47:53.120 Ed Rush is with us now.

00:47:55.360 Former Top Gun pilot, retired U.S. Marine.

00:47:59.320 His website is GodTalks.com.

00:48:03.040 Hello, Ed.

00:48:03.620 How are you?

00:48:04.840 Glenn, God is indeed good.

00:48:07.140 I have to say, as a fighter pilot, I've had goosebumps for the last 24 hours.

00:48:11.960 Just watching the details of this mission unfold, I watched the president's press conference, obviously, yesterday, and I think you're right and very astute in saying how the president reacted.

00:48:22.060 It was just all about our ground forces and our air forces, and I'm amazed.

00:48:26.900 I think we're going to walk through this step by step, but overall, I just think it's an incredible testament to the Americans fighting men and women and what we've been able to accomplish in training and in war.

00:48:36.760 and it's and it's a testimony to when a politician just lets the experts do picks the right x experts

00:48:47.440 to lead and then lets them do what they can do and just unleash just go get the guy bring him back

00:48:54.680 it's amazing what they can accomplish amazing and i was in as i was as impressed with this

00:49:03.240 almost as impressed with sending somebody to the moon last week it's not just this mission it's

00:49:10.620 pretty much everything the military's done under this current administration operation midnight

00:49:15.120 hammer what we did in venezuela i mean the level of execution we went into venezuela and came out

00:49:20.700 without a single loss of life and so what you just said glenn is totally right when you have a

00:49:25.700 command and control structure that that moves authority down to the low levels which is where

00:49:30.120 it should be down to the warfighter level you have unbelievable execution it's a real change

00:49:34.900 of pace from what we've seen in the past okay so ed let's start at the beginning first i have to ask

00:49:41.000 you have you ever had to eject out of a fighter no and thank god god is good so the last it is

00:49:47.860 literally like the worst case scenario i mean what dude 4-4 bravo experienced over the last three

00:49:53.520 days is the worst i mean it's like coming out of the airplane having to survive i know we're going

00:49:58.120 to walk through all this step-by-step, but I've never ejected. Thank God. Like I have a roommate

00:50:02.420 who ejected, went out of control, completely out of control in an F-18, ejected, was recovered

00:50:08.060 safely over the sands of Yuma, Arizona. And he, Glenn, he was an inch and a half smaller,

00:50:12.980 like literally smaller. His spine had compressed so much that he was smaller. So it's not a good

00:50:19.840 deal okay so they're flying and we don't know how they were shot down um we i thought we had

00:50:28.780 taken care of all of their um you know their rockets and everything else do we know how they

00:50:34.340 were shot down so what did the iranians use as to the weapon but what i can tell you so i was in

00:50:40.400 a i was flying in iraq we had ultimate air superiority in iraq when i was there in 2004

00:50:45.700 2005. That didn't mean we weren't occasionally getting shot at by surface-to-air systems.

00:50:51.780 So when we go in to fight a big war like we came into Iran, what fighter pilots will do

00:50:56.860 and what the military planners will do is called rolling back the IADS. That's the

00:51:01.580 Integrated Air Defense System. You start with the big systems. We're talking about

00:51:04.960 systems that can shoot 100, 150 miles out. You start with the communication nodes.

00:51:09.600 And really what you're left with, and you're pretty much left with this for the remainder of

00:51:13.720 the war are individuals carrying shoulder-launched surface-to-air, infrared-guided surface-to-air

00:51:20.080 systems, so there's no radar signature, there's no electronic signature that we can target,

00:51:25.260 and small arms and AAA. For the most part, our tactics keep us above what's called the WEZ,

00:51:31.200 the weapons engagement envelope of those systems. So flying 20,000 feet and above or 25,000 feet

00:51:36.800 and above, typically you're outside of that zone. My suspicion is that these F-15Es, which are 0.57

00:51:42.500 our strike aircraft, their air to ground aircraft were probably flying low enough to look for

00:51:48.220 targets. In other words, they were trying to get eyeballs on maybe a moving target,

00:51:52.200 maybe something that they were trying to find on their ground so that they could direct air

00:51:55.220 on top of that. And while they were doing that, they took fire from an infrared surface to air

00:52:00.520 system. I'll bet you probably 95 to 99%, but it was an infrared guided system like press and SA-18

00:52:06.660 that was either Iranian or provided potentially by the Russians.

00:52:11.460 So they're hit.

00:52:14.020 Alpha is fine, rescued pretty much right away.

00:52:19.440 And how is it that Bravo was so far away?

00:52:23.580 What was he like, like 40 miles or some crazy distance from the other pilot?

00:52:30.320 How did he get so far away?

00:52:32.420 Yeah, I mean, so you have an airplane.

00:52:33.820 So I mean, kind of walk through the sequence of what would have happened.

00:52:36.660 So they're flying their mission. Both of them are probably looking out the cockpit in one direction or another.

00:52:41.620 Typically, one pilot or the wingman will pick up an air-to-ground signature of a launch.

00:52:46.660 Typically, you'll see the smoke or the corkscrewing smoke that comes out of the ground, and then you begin evasive maneuvers.

00:52:52.420 Typically, for this kind of system, you would be putting out chaff and flares that's designed to defeat the infrared seeker.

00:52:58.860 In this case, obviously, it wasn't defeated, or it was, but it just got close enough to where the blast radius of the weapon was enough to disable the airplane.

00:53:07.260 And then at that point, you begin an ejection sequence.

00:53:10.660 Still TBD as far as, like, how quickly they had to eject.

00:53:14.520 It sounds like he sustained injuries on ejection, and usually that's a sign that they're at pretty high speed.

00:53:19.140 If you have an aircraft that's disabled and you can slow it down, you are a lot more survivable in an ejection.

00:53:26.140 But, for example, if your airplane's spinning or if it's going at a high rate of speed, if you pull the handle, you're going to hit the wind stream at 400 to 500 miles an hour, which is like getting hit by a plane.

00:53:36.280 And to put it into context, the moment you pull the handle, 20 G's erupt underneath your bottom.

00:53:43.260 That's enough, by the way, to kill a person if it's sustained.

00:53:46.180 So that's 20 times your body weight.

00:53:48.000 So, like, if you're a 200-pound person, you're now 4,000 pounds.

00:53:51.380 If I just did the math right.

00:53:53.300 So you're like getting rocketed out of this thing as quickly as possible.

00:53:57.760 And there's injuries sustained just from the G-forces.

00:54:00.760 I'm talking about just in training when people go through ejection sequences, they can get injured in that way.

00:54:06.920 But now you're in the wind stream and you're going 400, 500 miles an hour, sometimes faster, and all of a sudden you're hitting this wind.

00:54:13.280 And a lot of times what happens to guys is they break arms or legs because their arms literally flail out into the wind.

00:54:19.340 And so they train us as pilots to pull our arms and legs and to find an ejection.

00:54:23.300 position. And so this pilot, it said that he had 44 Bravo, had back injuries. I would imagine those

00:54:31.560 injuries were sustained either from the ejection itself, which is probably the most likely, or

00:54:36.580 from the parachute landing. Because remember, now that you've sustained 20 Gs, now that you're in

00:54:41.080 the wind stream, you're in a parachute. You know, the pilots, we always say it's better to be

00:54:45.540 swinging in the sheets than singing with the angels. You're better off, you know, in a parachute

00:54:49.900 than you are in an airplane that's about to crash.

00:54:52.020 But as you're on your way to the ground,

00:54:54.080 then you have to land and you're coming down pretty fast.

00:54:56.960 And so the injuries were either sustained on the ejection

00:54:59.820 or on the landing, and then you have to escape.

00:55:02.060 I'm not sure how they got so far apart,

00:55:03.720 but it is common for the pilot and the backseater named the Wizzo

00:55:06.840 to be some distance apart because the ejection sequence,

00:55:10.080 not only does it send them in at different times,

00:55:12.200 there's a little bit of a delay between the backseat and the front seat

00:55:15.460 so that they'll separate from each other.

00:55:17.020 But often one will go right, one will go left,

00:55:19.440 And then by the time you hit the airstream and then maneuver your canopy, you could be miles apart.

00:55:24.860 So when you eject, there's got to be an automatic system that sends a beacon out to the military says, hey, we got a plane down and here's where each pilot is.

00:55:34.520 Or do you have to activate that yourself?

00:55:37.420 So, OK, so the airplane itself has a beacon.

00:55:39.820 So what happens the moment you eject is both seats come out, both pilots head in one direction or the other.

00:55:46.840 And then the aircraft itself ejects, like, you know, when we talk about the black box in a civilian aircraft, the aircraft itself ejects its memory system.

00:55:58.340 And so there's literally like a box that comes flying off the airplane that carries with it the memory of essentially the last day of flying so that investigators, once they find that, can do their investigation and find out what went wrong with the airplane.

00:56:12.080 That box itself also carries an emergency beacon along with it.

00:56:17.440 And so the rescuers can find that piece of the aircraft, but the pilots themselves aren't broadcasting a beacon.

00:56:24.620 And that is obviously for their safety purposes.

00:56:26.540 It's designed so that the pilot has a choice whether they can turn their radio on and off.

00:56:32.120 The survival gear that a pilot will have is typically a survival vest.

00:56:35.020 It has like minimal food, some chewing gum for real.

00:56:38.080 There's literally chewing gum in there.

00:56:39.360 a little tiny bottle of water each pilot will have a radio that's essentially a satellite radio

00:56:44.020 designed to connect with the with the sea star forces uh and then they'll have a sidearm so

00:56:48.540 when i was in combat in iraq i carried a nine millimeter pistol uh which just you know is like

00:56:52.960 completely worthless unless it's like you and one other person uh that 15 round magazine is not

00:56:58.480 going to get you anywhere uh in combat it's probably last resort and truthfully uh you're

00:57:03.240 about to die if you're going to use your pistol and so you're armed with all of this especially

00:57:06.860 a nine millimeter yeah nine mil i mean some of the guys by the way uh since you know i was a marine

00:57:11.980 a lot of the guys carry 45s you know because of much more stopping power but like uh anyway so

00:57:17.700 the military gives you a veretta this italian this small italian made uh weapon uh and you carry it

00:57:24.280 thinking i'm never going to shoot anybody with these small italian nine millimeter rounds um

00:57:30.280 you know but you carry it anyway uh and so uh yeah so the pilot it's up to him whether he's

00:57:35.180 going to turn his radio on or not and typically what will happen is you hit the ground you release

00:57:40.540 your parachute that's really important because otherwise it'll literally drag you across the

00:57:43.880 ground you secure any gear that you have so you don't like leave anything behind and then you set

00:57:48.020 you find cover or concealment like you try to find a place where you can hide before you bring

00:57:52.800 out your radio because the moment you start broadcasting especially depending on the gear

00:57:56.540 that you're using there's forces that can triangulate in on your position and so obviously

00:58:01.080 So you want to be judicious as to how you use that radio.

00:58:04.820 Wow.

00:58:05.680 So then let me take a break and we'll pick it up when he is now trying to find some place to hide.

00:58:12.040 I think that's the logical place to go.

00:58:13.800 Trying some place to hide, hikes up 7,000 feet on the side of a mountain and puts himself between two rocks and becomes part of the mountain and is almost invisible, except somehow or another to the CIA.

00:58:28.400 and I want to go through that with you and what we can talk about what we do know which is very

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00:59:49.380 so um ed he's ejected he's now looking for a place to hide we don't know all of his story yet

01:00:02.300 he climbs up a mountain he's do you know i've heard he had a broken ankle you hear it's his

01:00:07.720 back that was really bad so i think today i'm guessing today or tomorrow we're going to get

01:00:12.680 a press conference he's probably just in germany recovering from his wounds at the moment but uh

01:00:18.020 I think it was a back issue.

01:00:19.740 That's at least what I heard in the initial report,

01:00:22.240 the press conference with CENCOM.

01:00:23.580 I didn't hear anything about an ankle.

01:00:24.920 I wouldn't be surprised, by the way,

01:00:26.560 if there were multiple wounds.

01:00:27.720 I wouldn't be surprised if it was a back, ankle,

01:00:29.580 a wrist, an elbow, whatever.

01:00:31.380 When you're out of the airplane and trying to get away,

01:00:34.340 there's a lot of stuff that can happen to your body.

01:00:37.400 First of all, man, what an amazing survival job.

01:00:41.160 This is a big deal.

01:00:42.040 Your ability to think in a survival situation.

01:00:45.560 So I was never a POW. Thank God I was never even chased.

01:00:50.900 But I did go to what we call our SEER school, S-E-R-E, stands for Survival Evasion Resistance and Escape.

01:00:58.440 You literally, Glenn, they put you into a POW camp for three days.

01:01:01.860 It's no joke. Like, they're waterboarding. I shouldn't even be admitting this right now.

01:01:06.580 Like, that was before it was not prohibited.

01:01:09.680 But it was a big deal. Like, you were literally treated like a prisoner.

01:01:12.760 and what you learned in that school more than anything is just don't get captured like do

01:01:17.800 anything you can uh not to get captured especially in a country like iran that's not following the

01:01:23.760 geneva convention when it comes to prisoners you know been a horror show yeah i mean you know you're

01:01:29.840 going to get tortured and so uh and so this is a big deal and by the way back to what we said in

01:01:34.600 the beginning about god is good this this whole situation could have been a 1979 level desert one

01:01:40.780 oh yeah i mean it could have been a disaster oh yeah and and so i mean we could have lost

01:01:45.040 multiple aircraft we could have lost multiple of our airmen marines and soldiers and every

01:01:50.260 we got out unscathed it was just really amazing the whole mission so when do we send out this

01:01:56.720 giant force did they did we wait were we planning immediately do we have plans like this because

01:02:03.040 this was elaborate we send these 130s out very heavy planes they land in the sand and i gotta

01:02:11.320 believe i mean i'm old enough to remember what happened in this desert you know in 1979 you just

01:02:16.720 mentioned it we didn't get those we didn't get those uh helicopters up because of the sand so we

01:02:23.080 land these gigantic c-130s i hear we had to make kind of a tarmac overnight to get some place for

01:02:31.460 for them to land did we ever think they could get off that thing with all the sand and rocks and you

01:02:37.800 don't land jets in something like that and expect it to take off do you it's a pretty amazing

01:02:43.960 beginning to end the operation now keep in mind there are units in the marine or in the armed

01:02:48.440 forces that trained their entire lives for what's called sea star combat search and rescue like

01:02:54.180 that's their job that's what they train for these are missions that are literally in a box and

01:03:00.180 they're going to come out and say, okay, we're going to execute, you know,

01:03:03.200 this kind of mission. And they know it requires these kinds of airplanes,

01:03:05.820 this kind of forward arming base and everything.

01:03:08.600 And so what was created in the desert is called a FARP.

01:03:11.120 It's important for me to spell that because it sounds like, you know,

01:03:15.280 so it's S-A-R-P, which stands for forward arming and refueling point.

01:03:20.320 Literally they will take C-130s, land them in the middle of the desert,

01:03:24.000 certain cases without any, any air runway at all.

01:03:27.520 There are airplanes that are designed to do this, get in short landing.

01:03:31.540 Often they'll have JATO bottles, which are literally rockets that they attach to the side of the airplane so that they can take off.

01:03:37.460 And they will stretch fuel lines directly out of the airplane so that the helicopters can come in, refuel, and go back looking for the aircraft.

01:03:45.600 And so to answer your question about how quickly, like the moment the aircraft is down and they have a location, assets are already airborne.

01:03:51.400 So there are airborne assets, helicopters, typically C-130s, and jets flying around, literally listening on an emergency frequency, ready to listen for a pilot or to find his location.

01:04:03.440 So we have less than a minute here, and then we'll pick up the story again.

01:04:09.180 So that signal was him when he was secure.

01:04:13.260 He lit up his radio, and all he transmitted was God is good, which was their signal.

01:04:18.900 He's alive, and here I am, right?

01:04:20.620 It was his ad lib. Now, typically there's a password challenge and response that you get that you're supposed to broadcast first.

01:04:28.080 But I think that was his way of saying, hey, like I'm in good shape and this is where I'm at.

01:04:34.800 And then he waited and everything went in and then we couldn't get the C-130s off the ground because they were stuck in the sand.

01:04:42.760 And so there was a contingency for that contingency. I want to talk about that in just a second.

01:04:48.860 And I also want to ask, Ed, when we come back, you know, eight o'clock tonight, what do you think the plan is tonight?

01:04:57.220 I just proposed something last hour that I think is very out of the box, but that's kind of President Trump.

01:05:03.340 What do you think the plan is?

01:05:04.400 We'll go into that next.

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01:06:28.500 we are gonna run out of time this is a fascinating conversation with a guy who knows

01:06:46.640 he is a former top gun uh pilot retired u.s marine ed rush um telling us the story of

01:06:54.640 of what happened as far as what we know um and has been released we don't know all of the details

01:07:00.620 yet one of those things that has not been released is yesterday in the president's speech i'm sure you

01:07:05.960 you saw it he had the head of the cia talk about how you know they were running you know bluff

01:07:13.020 communications etc etc but he he referenced having some ability that no one else in the world has

01:07:20.360 that can find a needle in the haystack.

01:07:22.400 And he said, we may not have found him

01:07:24.560 without this capability.

01:07:27.680 That's unbelievable.

01:07:29.280 I mean, one thing I'm learning, Ed,

01:07:30.980 is we've got capabilities

01:07:32.420 beyond our wildest imagination.

01:07:35.520 Oh, eye-opening.

01:07:36.680 By the way, and this is true

01:07:37.700 when I was in the military

01:07:38.860 almost 20 years ago.

01:07:40.720 It was true then. 0.90

01:07:41.800 I remember getting read in

01:07:43.660 on certain programs

01:07:46.060 that we had available at the time.

01:07:47.320 And I'm like, I can't even believe it.

01:07:49.040 So we have great engineers, unbelievable engineers here in the United States.

01:07:54.420 And we have incredible products. And I think it's interesting how the president did that yesterday.

01:07:58.140 I can almost see the CIA folks rolling their eyes, you know, like, oh, my gosh, is he going to tell everybody, you know, about what we've got?

01:08:05.560 But clearly we have communication devices, ability, location, potentially using drones or something like that, that significantly above whatever the enemy may have.

01:08:16.940 i mean it's it's quite obvious with how we're targeting everybody there's no hiding place on

01:08:22.780 earth if the united states of america wants to get you they're going to get you um let me ask 0.99

01:08:27.800 you some stupid questions first of all dude 44 the call sign tell where is that from so when 0.98

01:08:35.700 so when squadrons go overseas they don't take their uh conus continental united states call 1.00

01:08:42.000 signs with them. So for example, I was here in San Diego with a squadron, the MFA 242. We were

01:08:47.340 the bats. When we went to war, we changed our name so that people who were listening on the radio

01:08:51.900 couldn't identify the squadron that was flying. It's just a clandestine thing. And so often the

01:08:57.640 squadron will pick their call sign. And so clearly this F-15 squadron picked dude. I believe it's a

01:09:03.180 reference to the Big Lebowski movie, you know, the dude or the Duderino, if you're not into that

01:09:08.800 whole brevity thing it's just a fighter pilot joke really uh that's become now pretty famous so

01:09:13.980 dude 44 was the aircraft call sign dude 44a or alpha is the pilot dude 44 bravo the guy that

01:09:21.400 we're talking about is the backseater um there is a picture of apparently these igr you know irgc

01:09:31.020 fighters or just you know iranian fighters that are holding up a pair of american eagle

01:09:38.040 red white and blue striped underpants and they said that's their that's the pilot's under

01:09:44.460 why would the pilot take off his underwear

01:09:47.460 you know i mean it's just it's almost like a calling card at this point clen it's like you

01:09:54.600 know i went to iraq and all i left behind was my dirty underwear uh i i i have to say i think the

01:10:03.080 underwear thing might just be a bit of an internet but i can't imagine a scenario where

01:10:07.800 a wounded pilot climbing a seven thousand foot mountain uh trying to evade capture with his

01:10:12.100 nine millimeter on his uh thing is just going to like drop his clothes and accidentally leave his

01:10:17.440 underwear there so i think that right i mean that okay all right because that made no sense to me

01:10:23.560 unless you were like crap now i'm gonna i know i'm gonna end up in germany in the hospital and 0.72

01:10:27.960 i don't have clean underwear i gotta get rid of this underwear i don't i mean that's the only 0.97

01:10:31.660 i could think of um i think that a professional air force pilot would be able to keep his hands

01:10:35.960 on you know right yes yes you would um i heard in the um in the briefing the president was talking

01:10:44.820 and he said you don't understand the contingency is on the contingencies when the planes couldn't

01:10:49.080 get up they couldn't get the 100 guys out so they had to have helicopters come in um and he said

01:10:54.420 they rebuilt the engines on the ground in 15 minutes do you know anything about that what

01:11:01.240 was he talking about? So I don't, the president at times with regard to hyperbole can maybe just

01:11:08.300 go a little past what may have happened. There's no question in my mind that they were repairing

01:11:13.400 those aircraft on the ground. That's one of the benefits of that forward arming refueling point

01:11:17.260 that FARP is you bring in gear, you bring in maintenance folks, you bring in refueling,

01:11:22.320 you're able to do oil, you know, fix oil or like, you know, changed little chip detectors or

01:11:26.640 whatever. There's a lot that they can do on the ground there. And so there's no question in my

01:11:30.080 mind, Glenn, they were actually fixing the aircraft down there on the ground. I thought it was

01:11:33.660 interesting, the president's terminology yesterday, because we blew up the C-130s. They couldn't get

01:11:38.620 in the air. And so we obviously threw a satchel of C-4 inside there and just blew those aircraft

01:11:45.800 up for ComSec purposes. The president's exact words were, we blew them to smithereens, which

01:11:50.660 I thought was a perfectly presidential way to describe that. What do you have to say to people

01:11:57.540 that are i mean up until yesterday we're reporting americans reporting that this whole thing was

01:12:04.920 uh we were trying to kill our own pilot first of all i don't know about you but if if i were in a

01:12:13.060 situation where i were going to be taken hostage i'd prefer a missile an american missile hit me

01:12:18.340 before taken hostage and i'm forced to say things on camera that i would never say unless i was

01:12:24.380 being tortured i i mean kill me but that's not what was happening this was an amazing thing

01:12:29.640 how do you respond to people who are still today reporting that yeah i mean you know i think forrest 1.00

01:12:36.560 gump said it best when he said stupid is as stupid does i mean the sad the sad thing about the 0.99

01:12:42.020 internet is you know everybody with an opinion whether it's a good opinion or not get to share 1.00

01:12:45.760 it i mean what what we saw over the last two days it's like i just feel like hey can we just give

01:12:50.140 these guys a win you know i mean like whatever your political beliefs are uh whatever your

01:12:54.100 conspiracy view of the military or whatever we're doing like just give the guy a win i mean this is

01:12:59.340 going to be a movie within the next year i mean like literally probably next summer we're going

01:13:03.780 to see a movie called dude four four and it's going to walk through this thing step by step

01:13:08.180 and so i say like just give them a win say hey like great job we got out of there with the pilot

01:13:13.520 not only that but we got out of there with no casualties that's unbelievable i mean with the

01:13:18.160 amount of opposition that we may have been facing and the amount of people that we put in there in

01:13:22.600 in night and day in the throes of death the fact that we got out of there with with no casualties

01:13:27.980 is just like a testament to god's goodness to our country right now i have to tell you it says

01:13:32.940 something also to a nation and an ideology you know these 12ers they'll blow up your children 1.00

01:13:39.240 for allah they will strap bombs to your children and blow them up um this shows the difference we 0.63

01:13:46.900 value life every single life has there been another country that has done anything close to

01:13:55.060 this the amount of money i mean a hundred a hundred uh soldiers flown into the ground two

01:14:02.600 airplanes two airplanes destroyed how many millions of dollars were spent trying to get this

01:14:08.660 one guy i don't has there ever been another country that has done this and what message does

01:14:14.920 it send to the rest of the world and our enemies it's i think it's a fundamental difference glenn

01:14:21.180 it's also a fundamental difficulty i'll talk about that in just a second but you know the

01:14:25.100 difference when i joined the marine corps and went to boot camp and marine corps boot camp is no joke

01:14:28.740 you are taught from day one you never leave a man behind you never leave a man behind

01:14:33.500 and the number of men i've carried that you know firemen carried in a simulated training mission

01:14:39.940 because you never ever leave someone behind even if their body's laying there dead you don't leave

01:14:43.840 behind. It's an American ethos that I don't think we share with anyone. It's just the way that we

01:14:49.280 fight wars. And it's difficult, and it causes more challenges than we would like to admit,

01:14:55.720 but it's a huge part of our ethos. And when you juxtapose our country versus the country that

01:15:00.860 we're fighting in Iran, it's the total opposite. You have a country there that is literally the 1.00

01:15:04.760 leadership is fighting for survival, and they will sacrifice every single citizen of their

01:15:09.560 country so that they might live i'm not kidding you the last person alive will be the new baby

01:15:15.420 ayatollah jr or whatever which one the latest ayatollah they will sacrifice everyone and that 0.94

01:15:21.080 is a fundamental difference between the american ethos and i think it speaks um i think it really

01:15:25.880 does speak to the character and the value of our country that we still have not just that we were

01:15:30.240 founded on but that we still have um you know the president spoke and i've got about 1400 questions

01:15:38.020 So I want to try to move through these quickly, but the president spoke about, um, you know, uh, somebody who leaked that we had a guy and, and honestly, I'm not mad at the president or I'm not mad at the press for that. I think it was a logical question. Did you, did we get the second guy? I'm mad at the person who had the information that says, no, we didn't.

01:15:58.540 and we're looking for him and that's who the president is mad at that that put that guy and

01:16:05.300 this mission in grave danger correct big son by the way that's traitorous conduct if i'm the guy

01:16:12.980 on the ground and i lose my life because someone talked that's traitorous conduct and i think the

01:16:17.540 president is right to be upset about that it is we are in a battle space where communication is

01:16:23.160 part of part of warfare wasn't like that you know 50 or 100 years ago because communication lines

01:16:29.000 move so slowly but now because of the way things move so quickly communication is literally like

01:16:33.140 another armed forces it's that important traitorous i mean that's the only thing in the constitution

01:16:38.840 that carries uh a penalty that's traitorous yeah i mean i think you're you're giving up

01:16:47.280 You're giving up secrets. So the definition of top secret is that it is potentially loss of life or catastrophic loss of national security.

01:16:57.440 And I think that falls right into there. If you're giving up secrets that could lead to loss of life, that's traitorous conduct, in my opinion.

01:17:04.660 Right. And that is not the that's not the journalist. That's the guy who gave the journalist the information.

01:17:10.700 so tonight can i present a a concept to you you know the president doesn't bluff and the president

01:17:20.260 also doesn't make things up on the fly he's been looking at this i mean he's on record since the

01:17:25.480 1980s and one of the things he said you know if they misbehave what i would do this like 1983 or

01:17:31.280 something if what i would do is i'd go in and i'd take karg island and i would just declare it ours

01:17:35.700 and i'd take the oil and that's that's it enough enough is enough he is he has other countries that

01:17:42.580 are not helping us and he said go get your own oil we've got ours tonight what do you see as

01:17:49.100 legitimate targets and what is the what are the odds that we just take cargillin and we're fine

01:17:56.340 with our oil i let everybody else get theirs yeah i think glenn he's going to talk about it tonight

01:18:01.680 in a past tense. I actually think we're on our way into Cargill. And right now, initial reports

01:18:06.000 right now through Reuters is that we're actually attacking, like literally, as we speak. I think

01:18:11.760 the president will talk about it. I mean, he does threats, but he talks detail in the after the fact.

01:18:19.280 And I'll bet you tonight, he's going to talk about how we've already started an operation on Cargill.

01:18:23.660 And I think it's the most logical next step. Like you said, by the way, this war is one of

01:18:30.020 greatest things that ever happened to our relationship with nato it made really clear

01:18:34.020 it's like you always say like you know your friends are when times are tough you know and

01:18:38.980 um that's that's completely redefined our role in nato which i think is very healthy for us at this

01:18:43.300 moment too can you just tell me quickly legitimate target what's the difference between a legitimate

01:18:50.740 target a legitimate power strike and one that's not what are legitimate targets very good question

01:18:58.340 By the way, this is the debate of the day where there's lawyers all over the news right now talking about this.

01:19:04.240 You've got the Geneva Convention, which basically prohibits the hitting of targets that are essential for civilian survival.

01:19:10.540 And so if you hit a water site and people can't get water, that would be a violation of Geneva Convention, which clearly we subscribe to.

01:19:17.440 The other country doesn't.

01:19:19.300 I don't think this.

01:19:20.360 Wait, wait, wait.

01:19:20.980 Unless it's dual use, right?

01:19:23.460 Unless it's dual use.

01:19:25.440 Okay.

01:19:25.540 That's correct. So for example, if you have a power plant or a water desalination plant that also houses military gear, that's free game.

01:19:34.140 And so that's why, like the lawyers, this is a big day for military lawyers, because this is all the kind of thing that they're discussing.

01:19:40.780 But that island, in my opinion, is totally fair game, especially since you've been getting shot from it.

01:19:47.540 And do you think we try to hold it? I mean, just declare it ours? Put a flag over it?

01:19:52.920 It's a great question.

01:19:54.380 I was listening to your first hour when you were talking about that.

01:19:57.940 That's a line that we haven't really crossed, actually, as Americans.

01:20:01.380 Even in our last 250 years, despite the Monroe Doctrine moves, that's really not a line that we've crossed.

01:20:07.560 But we're in a post-Bretton Woods environment now.

01:20:10.540 We're not going to provide security for the world, so this might be a different show.

01:20:15.840 It's interesting.

01:20:16.780 It is going to be fascinating to watch.

01:20:18.120 and might like to if we have time i might want to have you back on tomorrow and just

01:20:22.120 review if something happens tonight we know i'd love to get more of your analysis thank you so

01:20:27.160 much appreciate it i'll be there yes sir you got it uh that is uh ed rush you can follow him his

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01:25:48.540 hello america there is so much going on our allies overseas are really not our allies we've

01:25:56.160 known this for a long time uh but what is happening now with the strikes in iran and uh you know i

01:26:02.560 think you have to be very very cynical and i i will admit it if i'm wrong tomorrow and donald

01:26:09.900 Trump just bombs all the power plants in Iran. I do not believe he's going to do that. I believe

01:26:14.960 this is misdirection. I think he's going to take Carg Island. And as Jason was just talking to the

01:26:22.580 insiders about, why wouldn't we use cyber warfare on the power plants? Take them down, but don't

01:26:27.240 destroy the infrastructure. But I'll admit if I'm wrong tomorrow, but we will see. There's a lot

01:26:35.960 going on we're not allowed to use the airspace we can't use england's bases for any of the

01:26:41.260 operations if we do do operations tonight which i'm hoping we don't have to but i'm i'm guessing

01:26:46.640 that we are going to um canada is absolutely on fire canada i mean are they even an ally anymore

01:26:54.480 i don't know i love the canadian people um you know i grew up just off the border um in washington

01:27:01.240 state just a few miles out of vancouver british columbia and i love just love uh canada but

01:27:08.620 canada has gone insane you know you're going to hear from a woman here uh today about you know 1.00

01:27:15.760 she goes into the hospital she has back pain and they're the first thing that the hospital says is

01:27:20.760 would you like maid would you like medical assistance in dying i have back pain what are

01:27:26.120 you talking about it it's gone nuts it's a culture of death now and in alberta they are actually the

01:27:34.100 canadians are saying you know what we don't want to but maybe we need to break away because now

01:27:39.660 they are fighting for their freedom on so many fronts but one of the things they just passed a

01:27:46.040 new law that allows canada to confiscate all of the guns guns that were legal and legally held

01:27:52.400 by canadians for years and years and years now are illegal and they're talking about the the

01:28:00.080 grace period is over it was over i think yesterday you had to turn your guns in well only two percent

01:28:05.960 of canadians turn their guns in everybody else is like come and get them and you sound a little

01:28:10.460 like texas what does that mean i have a canadian attorney on with us keith wilson here in just a

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01:29:36.880 Keith Wilson from Canada, Canadian attorney, to talk a little bit about Albertans and also the gun grab that is going on.

01:29:46.160 Keith, welcome.

01:29:49.000 Glenn, thanks for having me on.

01:29:51.800 So I would have never guessed that Canada would actually, I don't know, elect a bunch of officials that would say, hey, all those guns that you used to have, we're now going to come and collect them.

01:30:07.760 And then actually kind of talk about going door to door.

01:30:10.780 I mean, they don't have the people to do that.

01:30:13.360 How are they going to grab these guns from people?

01:30:16.160 I don't know, but it's very frightening, obviously. I mean, the reality is the Liberal government in Ottawa has brought in these crazy laws designating otherwise legal hunting rifles, sports shooting rifles, etc., to be prohibited weapons.

01:30:39.240 First, they gave us a grace period, as you mentioned.

01:30:41.400 So we were allowed to keep them in our gun safes, but we couldn't take them out.

01:30:45.540 Then they implemented, which just included a buyback program where they would give us a little bit of money if we all showed up with our guns.

01:30:53.280 They don't know.

01:30:53.960 There's no registry, so they don't know who has the guns.

01:30:56.940 So they wanted us to come forward and turn our guns into police stations.

01:31:00.220 And that was a flop.

01:31:01.860 Only 2% of the people did.

01:31:03.760 So now we're all facing this deadline that if we don't turn in our guns by October 31st of this year, we will all be criminals and we will be charged and jailed for possession of a prohibited weapon.

01:31:18.480 It's so many things, Glenn, that are happening north of your border are just so difficult to believe, but they're real.

01:31:27.800 And there's a lot of trouble up in Canada.

01:31:30.700 And that's why so many here in Alberta want to get out and form our own country and get away from this madness.

01:31:37.700 So, I mean, 2% of Canadians actually, you know, abided by the deadline and actually said, OK, here's my gun.

01:31:48.480 Um, but that's a small number.

01:31:50.540 So you have 98% of those who had guns did nothing about it.

01:31:55.520 I mean, we've seen this movie before.

01:31:57.440 It does not end well.

01:31:59.220 Um, are the police behind that?

01:32:01.660 I mean, I've heard that this is just a law that they don't really even care about.

01:32:05.980 It's just to appease the voters in Ottawa.

01:32:08.660 Is that true?

01:32:10.180 Yeah.

01:32:10.560 It's the voters in Quebec.

01:32:11.500 There's a, there's a real radical leftist fringe in, uh, that controls effectively or

01:32:17.700 has disproportionate influence over the cabinet and the decision-making in Ottawa.

01:32:23.660 But the police chiefs, the police chiefs associations en masse have come out and said,

01:32:30.420 look, law-abiding gun owners are not criminals.

01:32:33.920 They're not the ones committing the crimes.

01:32:35.900 The violent crime that we're seeing in our cities is with illegal handguns and illegally imported guns.

01:32:43.480 The criminals aren't going to say, oh, well, I was going to rob you tomorrow, but I guess I have to go turn my gun in, so I won't.

01:32:49.740 It's just, it's nonsensical.

01:32:52.520 And as you know, and we all know, history is consistent.

01:32:58.180 When citizens are disarmed, it doesn't cause governments to become more benevolent.

01:33:05.560 History has shown very bad things happen.

01:33:09.040 And so it makes us very concerned up here in Canada.

01:33:11.120 And, of course, it's happening in a context of all kinds of other madness that I think you have some awareness of.

01:33:20.660 I got to tell you, the maid thing is terrifying. 0.93

01:33:24.440 Yeah.

01:33:25.020 I mean, it's a culture of death.

01:33:26.600 It is terrifying.

01:33:28.760 I'm so glad that you've shined light on it, Glenn, because my wife and I were not that long ago in Miami on business.

01:33:37.440 and we had an Uber driver and she seemed to be awake to things

01:33:42.000 and we were trying to explain to her what happened.

01:33:43.880 I could tell she didn't believe us.

01:33:45.720 But it's incredible that over 100,000 people,

01:33:49.580 they're now using it because you know the failings

01:33:51.720 of our socialized healthcare system.

01:33:53.620 It's just, but it's free.

01:33:56.320 Yeah, but you die on waiting lists.

01:33:59.060 You know, like, yeah, but it's free.

01:34:01.180 No, the system doesn't work.

01:34:03.840 So now they've come up with this workaround where,

01:34:06.660 And as you know, it's remarkable. It started off with people with cancer and terminal illness at the end of life. And then they started shifting to people who had various kinds of injuries that might be expensive to treat, like cost. And now they're moving it, as you're aware, into mental health issues.

01:34:28.200 So if you're depressed because you can't afford to live in our country because of the inflation and reckless government policies up here, and you're feeling down on life, they're moving into offering government-assisted suicide.

01:34:45.180 That is a thing in Canada.

01:34:49.400 You know, socialized medicine, you know, worked in the Netherlands for a while.

01:34:54.400 It doesn't work now because you had a very homogeneous kind of society.

01:34:59.140 Everybody was on the same page, very much like Canada for a while.

01:35:02.700 You had a small enough population that it could generally work.

01:35:06.600 But once you started importing people and you just put them into the hospitals, put them into the systems, and there's nobody paying for it, no doctors, no expansion, of course you're not going to have enough medicine.

01:35:20.600 I mean, is there anyone talking common sense like that?

01:35:24.560 I mean, I know you don't have, like, for instance, talk radio, etc. up there.

01:35:28.880 Is there anyone talking this common sense in Canada?

01:35:33.360 There is in our alternative media, but the legacy media, the phenomenon we have in Canada,

01:35:39.060 is that the equivalents, all of the equivalents in Canada of a Fox News or a CNN or a New York Times,

01:35:47.180 they all receive substantial to the tune of many, several hundreds of millions of dollars of government grants.

01:35:55.740 This is a new phenomena that started about five or eight years ago.

01:35:59.760 And so they're basically all extensions of the government.

01:36:04.260 If I've ever been interviewed and I say something that's really critical of the government,

01:36:09.500 it never gets printed because the editor says to the reporter, yeah, that's true.

01:36:13.580 I might agree with Mr. Wilson. But if we print that, we're going to get a call from Ottawa and we're going to get our funding cut. We're going to have to do more layoffs. So we've lost our freedom of expression up here, at least freedom of the media to have these serious discussions. But people are alive to what's happening and increasingly concerned, at least in the Western provinces, for sure.

01:36:34.020 So what is happening to Alberta? I mean, I just saw that you have the numbers now to force this, uh, onto the, uh, onto the, the vote next fall where you, you could break away as a province and start your own country.

01:36:53.140 A, is there enough support in Alberta to actually get that done? B, do you actually think Canada would allow you to do that? I mean, you are the Texas of Canada.

01:37:02.920 we are and what's unique about about canada is it's the only government or country rather

01:37:11.580 in the western world that has a legal process for a region or a province in this case

01:37:18.580 to go through a voting process to become independent and leave the country and form

01:37:23.140 its own you know nation state and that's that is unique and it's a process that's set out by our

01:37:29.680 the Supreme Court of Canada, in a 1998 case, and it lays the process so that if a clear majority

01:37:36.660 of voters within a province vote on a clear question for independence, that triggers two

01:37:43.280 routes to independence. One is the parties have to enter into good faith negotiations, meaning

01:37:49.480 Alberta needs to go into a meeting room with the federal government and the other provinces and

01:37:54.340 say, all right, we've got national parks here, we've got military bases in Alberta,

01:37:58.560 we'll pay you the federal government certain amount of money for those bases and national parks

01:38:04.020 you owe us this much money federal government for our pension plans and other things and

01:38:08.820 and hash it all out and then the province is independent and it's a free country

01:38:13.320 the other path is if the parties don't enter into good faith negotiations and that's something we're

01:38:19.240 very concerned about here in Alberta is you can do unilateral declaration of independence

01:38:25.940 However, that relies on international recognition. So if the United States and other countries are prepared to recognize Alberta independence, it creates a clear pathway.

01:38:39.420 And what's remarkable about our government here, Glenn, is you may or may not recall the controversy last September over international recognition of the state of Palestine.

01:38:50.500 Our prime minister, Mark Carney, came out without consulting with our House of Commons or anything and announced that the government of Canada would unilaterally recognize the independence of the state of Palestine, even though it doesn't have any borders or anything else.

01:39:05.840 So we sat here in Alberta and watched this and we're going, wait a minute, our prime minister just renewed and refreshed this international concept and international law of other nation states giving recognition to breakaway states.

01:39:20.940 And we're on a path here in Alberta to follow that route.

01:39:25.360 So, um, well, I would just, my recommendation to you is hurry before Donald Trump leaves office because he'd recognize you guys.

01:39:34.240 i don't know if anyone else would but he would well and and and as he should because you know

01:39:40.960 remember that alberta uh you know this this province equivalent in size to texas immediately

01:39:47.800 north of your montana border we have the third largest reserve of oil in the world

01:39:52.880 and we are in fact the largest supplier of oil uh to the united states i know there's a perception

01:40:00.460 by some Americans that you get most of the oil

01:40:03.360 that you bring in from Venezuela and the Middle East.

01:40:06.300 That's just simply not true.

01:40:07.660 61% of your imports come from us here,

01:40:10.820 your friends up in Alberta.

01:40:12.980 And it's not just that.

01:40:15.560 With the situation in Iran and the closure

01:40:18.080 of the Strait of Hormuz,

01:40:19.480 there's 1,000 ships stuck there.

01:40:21.560 It's not just oil and natural gas on those ships.

01:40:23.980 It's helium that we need for making computer chips

01:40:27.660 in the various countries.

01:40:29.120 It's an importantly fertilizer. You know, your farmers in Iowa and on the plains are very worried about fertilizer. Well, here's your your neighbor to the north, Alberta, that wants to become independent, wants to become your best friend. And guess what else? We're that supplier of fertilizer.

01:40:46.440 so um what i'm hopeful is we now have a date set glenn for the actual vote on independence

01:40:55.560 and it's going to be october 19th october 19th interesting think about this what did we first

01:41:01.680 start talking about the october 31st deadline for the gun gun grab it's it's so october's

01:41:07.260 month up here so on october 19th albertans might be voting and hopefully will be voting

01:41:15.220 to become an independent country, and the United States will be getting a new neighbor,

01:41:20.520 your best friend, and we're culturally aligned. We have shared values. We have far more shared

01:41:26.340 values from Alberta with the United States and Americans than we do with these leftists in

01:41:31.940 Ottawa. We're so done with them, with all of their harmful policies. Glenn, we have the third largest

01:41:38.600 reserve of oil and gas in the world the world needs our products but the these guys in ottawa

01:41:45.580 they're all these climate cults the the climate cartel crew i know and we know we have net net

01:41:51.580 zero policies we have carbon taxes we have laws that prevent us from putting pipelines in and

01:41:59.120 developing our resources i tell you keith i i wish you all the luck in the world um i think what

01:42:07.000 Alberta is doing is extraordinarily

01:42:08.900 brave. I've been watching

01:42:10.940 the maid, I've been watching the gun grab 0.96

01:42:13.180 and I've been watching this carefully

01:42:14.940 and I think this is a

01:42:16.980 real hope for the western world.

01:42:19.740 If you guys

01:42:20.740 can pull that off, that is

01:42:23.040 I think very, very good

01:42:24.960 for the health of the western world.

01:42:27.340 Thank you so much, Keith. We'll talk again.

01:42:29.520 Stay safe. Thank you.

01:42:31.020 You bet. Thank you very much.

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01:45:32.720 with all of the stuff that is going on

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01:45:39.920 how much time do I have here Sarah

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01:45:44.480 let me just play what I can here of cut 6

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01:47:52.520 i want to get back to uh what is coming tonight with iran and some theories that uh i i think

01:48:16.580 we should be very well aware of um and what to expect tonight but we'll see we'll know by tomorrow

01:48:22.700 probably but i also want to um bring in mariam lancaster now she was somebody we've been trying 0.97

01:48:28.360 to get a hold of her for a while because i heard this story and i thought this cannot be true this

01:48:33.440 cannot be true um she is a canadian citizen she went to the doctor went to the hospital

01:48:40.220 She had excruciating back pain.

01:48:43.940 And Miriam, did the doctor just say to you, was it as simple as, would you like, made to handle that pain?

01:48:53.480 Well, I'm sure she exchanged a few pleasantries, but she got right to her point, which was, let's just see about made.

01:49:02.700 I'm about to offer it to this patient.

01:49:05.080 She seems to be in pain.

01:49:06.740 We need hospital beds.

01:49:10.220 she said it like that to you she no that was her thinking um okay okay and that's that's how i

01:49:18.900 analyzed this strange request because here i was just off an ambulance just into the emergency ward

01:49:27.280 uh trying to find out why i was in such pain because this came out of the blue and here

01:49:33.840 she's talking about end of life uh please so she so she hadn't even examined she knew nothing about

01:49:42.180 what had happened to you at this point this was like really like oh my gosh no yeah then they

01:49:49.540 proceeded to do of course a lot of tests but the easy answer would have been if i'd said yes

01:49:56.100 please bring on maid then they would switch in into that way of dealing with the patient and 0.87

01:50:01.820 they wouldn't have had to bother doing running all the tests which they did on me and they found

01:50:07.080 out what was causing the pain and that's what I wanted to know I wasn't ready to say goodbye to

01:50:12.460 the world not yet unbelievable and this is not the first time this has happened in your family

01:50:19.020 right I mean that is correct no it happened to my husband who was he was at the end of life

01:50:27.960 But why did he want to whistle it by quickly?

01:50:32.940 He was a man of deep faith, and he certainly was going to go to meet his Lord at the time that his Lord said, come.

01:50:43.940 Yeah.

01:50:45.240 And that's how it worked out for him.

01:50:47.140 I mean, as you were growing up, did you ever think you would live in a country that would offer made like this to people who aren't terminally ill, but to you for back pain?

01:51:01.660 I know, I know. And this certainly wasn't on the books a few years ago. And people of my age, we talk about this, of course, thanks to the news media, this has become quite a story, need I say, and especially on Vancouver Island, where the incidence of MAID is very high, extremely high.

01:51:23.480 So it's, well, for some reasons, the hospitals on Vancouver Island have been given this go-ahead, which we presume they're very quiet about who gives them the authority to do this, but it's presumably the hospitals want to have beds available for people that aren't at the end of life.

01:51:49.020 But you're not at the end of life, Miriam.

01:51:51.940 Not yet.

01:51:53.480 I hope to have a few more innings, if I can.

01:51:57.300 I mean, they're defining end of life as end of possible, you know, the Germans used to say, how many potatoes are you making?

01:52:06.940 Are you consuming more potatoes than you are, you know, than you can cull?

01:52:12.240 And that's how they defined end of life, and it looks like Canada is doing the same thing as well.

01:52:17.920 If you're a baby or young, you're not worth saving.

01:52:23.480 And if you're, you know, if you're at the end of your productive years, you know, even close to the end of your productive years, you're out.

01:52:31.180 Yeah, exactly. I think that the hospital officials took one look at the age of this is a lady in her early 80s. 1.00

01:52:41.120 And anybody I I'm sure there's a policy that says anybody over 80, give them this offer.

01:52:47.500 Perhaps they will take it. And that means we're freeing up a bed.

01:52:50.960 so are senior citizens disposable in canada well i'm sad to say um my sister lives just over the

01:53:02.700 border in the state of washington and she said it's quite different there i mean just three hours

01:53:07.660 away uh things are very different in seattle um so it's a it's a great concern to me here we are

01:53:17.680 in a lovely part of Canada, a beautiful part. Vancouver Island is very special. And the

01:53:24.820 hospitals in this part of BC, much less Canada, are taking this policy to its extreme edge.

01:53:36.040 Are people, other Canadians, concerned about this, Miriam? Are they seeing this and going,

01:53:41.320 this is not a good road. We should not be on this road.

01:53:44.820 Well, the Premier of Alberta has taken action.

01:53:48.680 And at the very same time that my adventure was unfolding,

01:53:53.260 legislation was passed in the province of Alberta to put a few breaks on this offering of MAID.

01:54:02.740 So Alberta right now is leading the way.

01:54:06.340 But I would not be surprised if the press, if there's any good that comes out of this.

01:54:11.300 I'm still alive, so that's good.

01:54:12.880 But if all the press attention, the unexpected press attention, brings this whole thing to discussions at governments across Canada, led by Alberta, I hand it to, it's a lady premier who did this, I think that you're going to find, or we are going to find, more people falling in line about this, because they're just not, people are not happy.

01:54:39.860 The reaction to this, well, you will have known, the reaction to this has been incredible.

01:54:45.740 My little story, I think it just hit a moment in the news cycle where there was nothing else going on,

01:54:52.880 because I'm surprised that I should end up on the front page of a national newspaper riding my horse in Guatemala.

01:55:01.600 I don't know if you've seen that coverage.

01:55:04.660 But it's true. That really did happen. I felt fine.

01:55:09.100 I feel fine right now

01:55:10.960 I'm happy to be speaking with you

01:55:13.680 and I'm very happy that you're

01:55:15.420 taking an interest in this story

01:55:17.140 not in me, but in the story

01:55:19.000 Well, Miriam

01:55:21.660 we have been following this story for years

01:55:23.580 and I am gravely concerned

01:55:25.480 this is not

01:55:27.500 this is not a good sign

01:55:29.840 for any society

01:55:30.780 and we have our own states here

01:55:32.280 there are 15 of them

01:55:33.220 and are trying to implement this

01:55:35.880 here in the United States as well

01:55:37.820 and it just can't happen it's a very very bad sign for society becomes a death cult honestly

01:55:43.860 um miriam thank you so much for you good for you to uh shine a light on this and it's been

01:55:51.160 a pleasure to talk with you likewise thank you miriam miriam lancaster you imagine that walking

01:55:56.540 into a what would you say you walk into a and they haven't even they haven't done anything

01:56:02.820 they just she's got really bad back pain would you like to die oh wow i'm glad her story ends

01:56:10.460 with hope though she basically kindly said no thank you and then went on to have an amazing

01:56:17.060 adventure in central america so god bless this woman um let me bring in uh jason one last uh

01:56:24.420 one last thought jason before we go on the uh what is going to happen tonight is there any doubt in

01:56:31.920 your mind that eight o'clock tonight we're going to start seeing things oh yeah there's reports now

01:56:38.140 that they're going back and forth some are saying that there's as you per usual that they're having

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01:56:46.940 going to learn anything there i think anything is open at the moment as far as what's going to

01:56:50.860 happen we could they could still come to a deal who knows this could be extended um this does

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01:57:48.580 is probably not accurate um but more importantly why would he say i'm going to hit all of the

01:57:56.700 electrical plants uh tonight i'm gonna take all your he wouldn't say that that is so this is such

01:58:03.340 a brilliant observation jason that um he would never say that why would he say that because

01:58:10.180 right now they are positioning everything around the power plants they are rumored to be do we have

01:58:17.260 this at didn't cnn report that they are putting people you know human shields around the power

01:58:24.100 plants cbs confirmed cbs confirmed so that's not donald trump now what is donald trump is something

01:58:33.760 i said earlier he said in 1982 i think you know if they ever misbehaved i would just go take the

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01:58:52.440 and then you take the other two islands that are there you cut them off entirely from their

01:58:59.940 money and their ability to stop the straight that would be a much smarter move because everybody is

01:59:06.140 perplexed why would he go after these power plants and you're going to hear tomorrow or whenever this

01:59:10.420 starts i don't expect it to happen at eight o'clock tonight but it might um whenever this starts you're

01:59:16.560 going to hear taco tuesday he backed down again he didn't destroy right now everybody's like you

01:59:22.960 can't destroy all of their power plants that would be very bad geneva convention etc etc and what

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 07, 2026

Is Trump's Iran Threat Actually a Diversion？ ｜ Guests： Ed Rush & Keith Wilson ｜ 4⧸7⧸26

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Is Trump's Iran Threat Actually a Diversion？｜ Guests： Ed Rush & Keith Wilson ｜ 4⧸7⧸26